Canon imageCLASS MF269dw VP - All in One, Wireless, Mobile Ready, Duplex Laser Printer (Comes with 2 Year Limited Warranty)

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Great printer scan copy print are real speedy. Set up can be a little hard just take your time.The only draw back is when scanning is loud.The foot print of laser printer is nice just the correct size for a office desk.

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We have been using this printer for household purposes for about two months. It does a great job and is easy to use.

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Very hard to connect to wifi. Plus its actully brown and black

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It was exactly what we needed and very easy to use.

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Works great low cost per page.

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Ive owned two HP laser jets and numerous ink jets from various companies. I got this Canon hoping to replace my HP, which is my main printer but its not wireless. The good: I was able to network two Macs and a PC to this printer without much difficulty. It prints very quickly. The control panel is pretty intuitive, if wordy. The bad: I wanted to use the flatbed scanner for scanning old books that are out of copyright. But for the life of me, I cannot figure out how to scan more than one page into a single file. It creates a new file for every scan. I searched the online documentation, which is a nightmare. Its some of the worst documentation Ive seen. I look something up, and have to click a link, then another link, then another link. Sometimes, after all that clicking, it just tells me to look at the control panel on the printer. They have taken hyperlinks too far. (I used the online documentation. I found out later I could download the manual, which is much preferable.) I found that I can scan into an application like Word, which I dont have, and I dont wanted a bloated document anyway. I would have to buy scanning software that knows how to create a multi-page PDF. But then my printer is across from my computer, so Id have to load the page, run to the printer to scan, run to the printer to load another page, run back to the computer... Why didnt this come with software or the ability to scan continually into a single document? Okay, so scanning is out. BTW, I had to download a driver for the printer, then a driver for the scanner, then a driver for the email function. I ship products and use 4x6 inch shipping labels. I can load a stack of labels onto the top document feed tray of my HP. The multi-purpose tray is buried in the bowels of this machine. You have to open the door to the paper/ink cartridge, and halfway in is a cheap plastic flap you have to lower. Then you adjust the feeder guides to fit your paper. Make sure you have good lighting and your co-workers arent staring at your derriere as you bend over to see inside! If you print multiple envelopes, forget it. This Canon says it will take only one label/envelope at a time. I also tried the copy function using the top feeder. You can load full size papers but the minimum width is 5.5". If you want to copy or scan something smaller, youll have to lift the lid and put it on the platen. The first time I copied something the size of a postcard, it printed askew on the bottom of the page. Then second time it printed correctly at the top of the page. The third time it didnt even pull the document. Fourth time, again, bottom askew. Be very careful how you load the original. Then bury your hand inside the outlet tray to find the original. And it the document jams: open door, lift up green lever, open flap, close flap, close door, load original. Blah blah blah. The printer sucks, and clunks, and beeps. Its like living with a guy who farts and burps while Im watching TV. I did manage to turn the beeper off when its finished printing a document. Its annoying, and if I had to listen to this printer in a multi-person office, I would go nuts. I couldnt figure out the email function at all. Im keeping my HP, because I print far more than I scan or copy. This is suitable for a small office that scans, copies, and prints standard size documents and doesnt mind an ill-bred printer.

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Out of the box the Canon MF269dw All-in-One, Wireless Laser Printer, 2018 Model AirPrint looks like a winner. As mine gets some use I may come back and update this review. For now I can say that the wireless set-up was a disaster as the manuals step-by-step process asked for multiple codes and designations, none of which I had or had ever heard of; in nomenclature more appropriate to an electrical engineering course. Finally giving up the struggle I attempted to access Canons wireless help video at the internet address provided by the manual. My browser immediately flagged the site as improperly set up and dangerously insecure, and refused to allow a connection. So I was left to try the wired connection by USB cable (not supplied with the printer), where I found that the software installation DVD is only for Windows users. Mac users are told to see the "drivers manual" which is neither included or defined, nor is its likely location disclosed. So I was left with the fallback position of doing what the instructions explicitly told me not to do, I connected a USB cable without having installed any software. There was nothing to lose. Mysteriously and against Canons representations my Mac identified the printer and I was able to utilize the print function. Go figure. I have not FAXed anything for years so I did not try that function. Given its many purposes the unit has a small footprint, the design seems to be intended to minimized the counter space by stacking things higher - so dont expect to put it on a surface with cabinets above it. I like having an all-in-one unit as a back-up should my stand alone printer or scanner go down at a time crunch moment. This way you are covered at a reasonable cost. This Canon Laser occupies less work area than a second set of individual devices and having it deployed is better than pulling the back-up out of a box when needed. It your printing is entirely non-color a laser printer is the way to go. It is faster and uses significantly less toner/ink, and you are not left pondering why your ink jet printer is drawing down the color tank(s) even though nothing you print is in color. This Canon is a nice utilitarian workhorse for basic scanning, copying, and printing with a lot of flavor of the day wireless capabilities.

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I got this printer to replace my HP Laser Jet printer that I didnt have long and was complete junk right out of the box. It took me longer to get this printer up and running than previous printers in the past. I have never had any issues with setting up printers and getting all of my devices to connect to them. This printer took more time than I felt it should have. Once I got it up and running, everything else ran smoothly. Im not using the fax feature on this printer because its not near a phone jack and I have another printer that Im using to fax with. The copy feature worked fine but I mostly use the top feeder when copying and the minimum width is 5.5. I thought that was kind of odd because on my HP laser, I could use the feeder to copy smaller items but Im have to lift the lid to make copies. I also scan a lot pictures and documents for my sons wrestling booster club because Im the president and this printer doesnt come with scanner software? Im baffle by this. I thought all printers came with their own scanner software. Thats what Im used to. Ill be using another printer to scan. Ill be strictly using this printer for high capacity printing. Its excellent for that!

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Canon image CLASS MF269dw (2925C006) All-in-One Laser Printer, 2018 Model with AirPrint, Wireless Connectivity and 30 Pages Per Minute, Low Energy Consumption and High Yield Toner Cartridge Option Available. This talented printer, by Canon, a leader in its fields of operation, will print at speeds of up to 30 pages per minute, with the first print available in approximately 5 seconds. It will support various mobile solutions, including Apple AirPrint, Canon print business, Mopria print service, Google cloud print; will enable the user to connect mobile devices without a router by using Wi-Fi Direct. It offers 6-Line, black and white touch LCD for easy navigation. Its paper capacity allows for 250-sheets in the standard cassette, 1-sheet in the multipurpose tray; all-in-one functionality allows you to print, scan, copy, fax with ease. Well, printers are apparently designed to start getting cranky around the three year mark, and my previous one did so. Told me it couldn’t print, then did. Also my previous printer lacked the capacity to fax, which previous ones before it did; I missed that ability. So I can fax again. Canon recommends this item for small offices and busy homes; what with my Amazon work, I do a lot of printing here. However, mercifully, this printer’s footprint is not much larger than previous ones. It fits on the same corner of my desk just fine, although it is of course noticeably taller than previous ones. Of course, owing to my age, am not as computer-savvy as some people might be: as ever, I needed my computer guru to help set the thing up. We hit some roadblocks, particularly in setting up the scanning function. So installing the thing was not that easy, but once operational, wow. Speedy, no muss, no fuss, no bother. Though there is, to be sure, a learning curve.

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I decided to get this printer to use for my small business comprised of five employees. I needed something that could copy, scan, and print somewhat larger jobs at a fast rate. This printer is capable of printing at speeds of 30 pages for minute, so its more than fast enough for what I need. There was no trouble setting it up or connect our multiple computers to it for printing. The printer doesnt take up too much space in the office considering what it does, but it definitely is too large for someones home office. The paper tray holds 250 pages and this allows us to get through a couple of days before having to refill it, which is a nice convenience. It has an LCD touchscreen that is fairly easy to navigate in order to adjust the settings. I would say that the only downside to this printer is the high cost for the toner of this brand printer. However, if youre like me then youll go buy generic brand that provide the same quality at a fraction of the cost. If you insist on using the name brand toner, then you might want to look for a more cost efficient option. Overall this is a great all-in-one printer that allows for easy use in a small business setting at a relatively low cost.

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